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The Broken Eye (Lightbringer #3)

Brent Weeks

Kindle Edition | Pages: 846 pages

Rating: 4.47 | 46843 Users | 2072 Reviews

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Original Title:	The Broken Eye ASIN B00H25FCNG
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Lightbringer #3
Literary Awards:	David Gemmell Legend Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Novel (2015), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2014)

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As the old gods awaken, the Chromeria is in a race to find its lost Prism, the only man who may be able to stop catastrophe, Gavin Guile. But Gavin's enslaved on a galley, and when he finally escapes, he finds himself in less than friendly hands. Without the ability to draft which has defined him . . .

Meanwhile, the Color Prince's army continues its inexorable advance, having swallowed two of the seven satrapies, they now invade the Blood Forest. Andross Guile, thinking his son Gavin lost, tasks his two grandsons with stopping the advance. Kip and his psychopathic half-brother Zymun will compete for the ultimate prize: who will become the next Prism.

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Title	:	The Broken Eye (Lightbringer #3)
Author	:	Brent Weeks
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 846 pages
Published	:	August 26th 2014 by Orbit (first published August 2014)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Epic Fantasy. Fiction

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Ratings: 4.47 From 46843 Users | 2072 Reviews

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Another fun read with likeable characters, interesting plot and a really unique and well-developed world. This one wasn't quite as good as the last one (mostly due to the fact that the plot meandered a bit in comparison) but it was still really enjoyable and I'm really excited for the final installment. Gavin's sections in this one were probably the weak-link. The "hero suffering in captivity" plot-line is one that I often find to be pretty dull and it took up pretty much all of Gavin's arc in

GreatA really good instalment in the series. I like the way the books started off slowly, seemingly simple, yet layer after layer is added bit by bit. More of the seven satrapies is revealed, along with more back story on Gavin and others. Still plenty to keep you guessing. The plot has definitely thickened, with some unexpected twists along the way. I will now read book 4.

Still a great read. Has some issues, but nothing major.

2.5 starsAnother divergent rating from a lot of my buddies on Goodreads. And I'm rounding it up simply because there were some great moments in this book, which as whole just felt like it dragged on and on and on and on.. It's been awhile since I've felt so divided on a book before. These characters are good and I really liked them back in book two, but The Broken Eye seemed to have stretched out the character development on the downward trajectory as far as I was concerned. I thought that I am

I don't think this rating will come as a surprise to anyone who was following my updates. I was massively disappointed with this book and even the strong finish couldn't drag it back to 3 stars. I am going to keep this review brief because there isn't much to say to be honest. It is a book of side stories and info about the main characters with almost zero plot forwarding until the last few chapters. All of what was read in this book could have and more importantly should have, been added to the

Assistant Peter Recommends: The Broken Eye by Brent WeeksHello there! Brandon Sanderson's assistant Peter here. This is the start of a sporadic feature on Brandon's blog where I recommend something to you. (This was originally posted on Brandon's blog, but I'm also posting it here on GoodReads.) But don't worry, this probably won't happen very often. I am also going to recommend something else to you next week, but then who knows when the next time might be? Not I. Since you never can tell when

3.5 of 5 stars at The BiblioSanctum http://bibliosanctum.com/2014/09/12/b...Things are definitely picking up in this third book of the Lightbringer seriesbut is it going to be enough?Obviously, if youve made it this far, youd probably have a good grasp on whats been happening by this point. Gavin Guile, the Prism who stole his brothers identity is lost to the open seas, captured and enslaved by pirates with his color sight and thus his ability to draft gone. As rescue missions mount, his